Now the United Nations is not supposed to be our pal. We don't own it.
Howard Berman: “Now the United Nations is not supposed to be our pal. We don't own it.”
Editor's note · Context
Berman emphasizes the UN's role as a platform for global grievances, not a U.S. entity.
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